Postgraduate Certificate in Competition and Regulatory Policy

The Centre for Competition Policy at the University of East Anglia (UEA) is delighted to offer a Postgraduate Certificate qualification in Competition and Regulatory Policy. The course is designed to provide the core economic foundation for professionals practising in competition law, applied economic regulation and related policy. The course is offered in close collaboration and with the support of the UEA’s Norwich Business School, School of Economics and the School of Law.

The course is intended for professionals who are seeking to deepen their understanding and capacities with respect to competition and regulatory policy. Students study a variety of topics that can enhance their skills for case work, government or advisory decision making.

Module Options:

Industrial Organisation Principles (September)
Core Industrial Organisation* (September)
Special Topics in Industrial Organisation (November)
Competition and Regulatory Law (January)
Core Statistics* (January)
Empirical Industrial Organisation* (March)
Digital Policy (April)
Behavioural Policy (May)
Regulatory Economics (July)

The course is able to offer a technical and non-technical pathway. *Denotes a technical module which would require an engagement with economic maths and equations. Students will select their 6 preferred modules and complete an assessment per module to obtain the Postgraduate Certificate, awarded by the University of East Anglia.